Doggy daycares have shown to be more well-maintained than in the past over many years. Due to more recent studies and research, dog kennels have adopted new planned approaches to maintain your puppies effectively.
The biggest concern for pet owners is having their furry buddy adjust to the new environment. Most of the time, dogs’ characteristics allow them to adapt well to social environments, but separation from their owner can create anxiety within them. To combat this hurdle and other challenges, we’ll be looking into how long pups can adjust in a boarding facility and get past the aggression and harsh behaviors.
For any dog, adjusting to a new environment may be a challenging experience. Still, there are ways through which you can ensure the safety and benefit of your pup by letting them adjust to the new environment around them.
Here are a few tips that can help ensure their adaptability progresses:
The paperwork they insist on receiving from you before allowing your dog into the dog boarding facility is a solid indication of a reputable dog daycare business. Every pup in the dog kennel must clear its medical history to protect them from casualties.
These documents help establish that the pup can safely stay at the dog boarding facility and interact and mingle with the other pups.
Remember that a dog kennel isn’t a veterinary office. Inquiring about their medical emergency procedures is vital to secure your dog’s safety in the kennel. By adhering to the safety guidelines, you can protect your dog from avoidable harm caused by carelessness.
As stated by health safety officials, your dog boarding facility must have at least one person in charge of first aid and CPR when needed.
Ensuring the dog daycare facility has a healthy and clean environment is highly necessary as you don’t want your pup to suffer from any illness contracted via the unclean and unhygienic environment of the doggy daycare facility.
The best way to check for a hygienic situation is to check if there are floor-to-ceiling walls, as most of the illness experienced by the pups is regarding half walls and chain link fences that help spread airborne diseases.
A day at Miss Emily’s always beats a lonely and boring day at home alone for your dog or cat!
Miss Emily’s Bed & Biscuit
5307 E Colonial Dr #102
Orlando, FL 32807
407-737-0774
info@missemilysbedandbiscuit.com
Thank you for your interest in joining our Miss Emily’s Family! We have an awesome program, which we are very proud of for the past 25 years!
Before filling out our registration form, please directly inquire with us IF:
You have a larger breed dog, or suspect that your dog(s) might be a part of breed restrictions. We are a smaller facility, therefore, are limited as to how many larger dog breeds we can accommodate and accept within the program.
If your dog has more serious medical conditions, or requires multiple steps of medication. Our staff is well trained, and can accommodate routine medications, but for more serious attention, it is accepted on a case by case basis.
If you are looking for boarding within the week. We require a Trial Day for any dog(s) who are new to the facility, due to the nature of our safe socialized program. This is complimentary, but must be prescheduled. If you are looking for more immediate boarding, or other services, please call us to see if we can accommodate.
If you are looking for holiday boarding. Our holiday reservations are typically reserved for our existing clients. It is how we thank them for being a part of our Miss Emily's family year round! If it is close to a holiday, all new clients will be placed on an Waitlist. You can still reach out to inquire.
